"I could see it in their eyes, mother-effing looking at each other," Jones said. "We ain't got time to be looking at each other. We need to be lookin' at what the hell we need to do."

After that speech, for the next 35 minutes to end the game, the defense only gave up 62 yards.

http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/nfl/bengals/2015/10/11/pacman-pulls-bengals-defense-together-sparks-offense/73535722/

Reddit is pretty awesome regardless, but the Bengals sub-forum has a pretty nice community. Go check it out if you haven't already.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bengals

Thought people would like to see who (so far) is leading the NFL in passing yrds. Not just yrds, but a few of those stats he is ranked at the top. He is in the top 5 in some of the other stats.

http://www.nfl.com/stats/player?seasonId=2015&seasonType=REG&Submit=Go

Of course, Rivers is playing tonight and he could surpass in passing yrds.

Seahawks fan here. I was hoping to post here before the game, but was busy all weekend, so didn't have any time.

Anyway, congrats on a great comeback win. You guys have a really good team. Bengals are my favourite AFC team back to Ochocinco's days, so I'm happy for you to have a great start to the season and I hope you'll continue like this. Hopefully we can play another game in February (with another outcome).     We are far removed from a Super Bowl team right now and have a lot of problems, but I still believe we can turn our season on the right track quickly. Hopefully you will help us a bit by beating the Cardinals and we'll do our best to win against other AFC North teams (you probably won't need our "help" anyway).

Go Seahawks & Go Bengals!

This made me laugh, I hope AD keeps it up, I love reading articles like this.

Last paragraph - "The Seahawks are in trouble. The Bengals look like a legitimate Super Bowl contender. Andy Dalton is playing at an MVP level through five weeks (yes, seriously). You might want to stock up on non-perishables, just in case the apocalypse hits this week."

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/andy-dalton-and-bengals-need-to-be-taken-seriously-after-seattle-win-203046964.html

21-20  Bengals

With all this talk about how Andy has progressed, I think Hue deserves more props. He's done a masterful job so far this year of spreading the ball around, changing or ditching routes that often led to INT's, and balancing Gio & Hill. I know it's still early, but I'm already worried we might lose him. I'd hate for Andy to start over in a new system again, right after he really seemed to find his groove.

Perhaps this isn't a popular opinion, but alas...

Although we had to have an unprecedented comeback for these Bengals, this game should not have even been close.  We had stupid holding penalties that killed drives, fumbling issues, and forced throws in the 3rd quarter.  The Seahawks didn't play well at all, minus their RB.  The Seahawks played horrible defense 3/4 quarters.  Their offense was atrocious even without pressure in the first half.  My point is, almost every other team in the league would have capitalized on those mistakes and would have had the Bengals by their throats.  We almost gave this game away from our own mistakes, and in previous years it would have been a sure loss.

All teams are due for this type of game for at least a couple games a year.  This team showed today that they are special, by winning a game where they were making mistake after mistake against a perennial winner.  Super Bowl teams win games even when they don't play their best game, something the Bengals haven't done against a good team in a very long time.  I'm impressed, and I have no reason to believe that this can't be our year.  WHO DEY.  

First of all, this was one of the more exciting regular season games in a long time...and the ending certainly lived up to the hype. Here are some of the things I'm thinking about, good and bad.

1) This team is battle-tested, and seems to have learned from earlier mistakes. Sometimes, it just takes a while to learn how to navigate the roller-coaster of emotions that comes with the NFL. They've grown up together, and are exorcising past demons.

2) Jeremy Hill's Sophomore slump continues. OK, it was a tough defense to run against...but Gio still seems to be making the most of his opportunities. Is the line just better at ZBS than it is the power run blocking that works for Jeremy better? Is he more hurt than we've been led to believe? I hope he comes around, because 3.3 ypc makes even the BJGE years more attractive by comparison.

3) We have the luxury of two great #2 WR's that have virtually the same stat lines--with the notable exception being MJ's 2 TDs over Sanu's zero to date. Moreover, I don't know how it will work, but I sure hope we can keep both of these guys. Otherwise, we might have to pick a quality WR early in the draft, because you and I both know we aren't bringing a FA in of any substance.

4) If the Steelers can't pull out a victory in SD (tall order), we're poised to run away with the division. 3 up after 5? Yes, thank you!


Oh yeah, WHO DEY!!

What do you think?